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nor, in' the usual form, but if any part of said moneys so to be raised, shall not at once be required to be applied to the purposes of this Act, the Treasurer may temporarily apply the same to the redemption of debentures on war- rants of this Island, bearing interest, which may be afloat at the time.

IV. No greater sum than One hundred Pounds shall be granted by any one debenture issued under this Act, nor shall any such deben- ture be issued for any smaller sum than Fifty Pounds.

V. For re-payment of all moneys to be bor- rowed, and of all debentures therefor to be issued under this Act, and for the final payment and discharge thereof, with interest, as aforesaid, the public funds, moneys and securities of this Island shall be, and the same are hereby pledged and rendered liable.

VI. An account of all sums borrowed and paid out, and of debentures or Treasury war- rants therefor issued under this Act, with the respective dates of the loans, payments, war- rants and debentures, respectively, shall be kept by the Treasurer of this Island, and shall by him be, once in each quarter, laid before the Lieu- tenant Governor in Council, and shall also be by him annually laid before the Legislature of this Island, within fourteen days after the commence- ment of each session, with all vouchers, securi- ties and papers relating to the same.

VII. The Lieutenant Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, shall fix the site of the new Public Building or Buildings, and shall place the same upon such part of Queen Square as shall by them be deemed best adapted for the purpose.

VIII. That as the said sum of Ten thousand Pounds in question is for purposes of permanent Buildings and improvements, one-tenth part of the part thereof allotted for public Buildings, together with the interest thereon for each year, on the amount unredeemed, shall, during the ten years next after the raising thereof, be an- nually charged in the Public Accounts of the Colony as expenditure, and public securities or debts to that amount be annually redeemed out of the revenue, and one-fifth part of the amount thereof raised for improvements in connection with the Board of \Verks, together with the interest thereon, for the year, on the amount un- redeemed, shall, during the five years next after the raising thereof, be annually charged in the

Public Accounts of the Colony as expenditure, and public securities or debts to that amount be annually redeemed out of the revenue.

An Act to authorize the increase of the amount of Deposits to be received in the Savings’ Bank.

[Passed April 19, 1869.] E it enacted by the Administrator of the Government, Council and Assembly that, from and after the passing of this Act, the Treasurer, or Deputy Treasurer, shall and may receive into the Treasury of this Island, to be deposited in, and used for, the purposes of the Savings’ Bank, as constituted and established under and by virtue of the Act of the Thirty- first Victoria, chapter twenty-four, deposits to the amount of Fifty thousand pounds, instead of deposits to the amount of thirty thousand pounds, as provided and allowed by the twen- tieth section of the said recited Act, anything in the said recited Act to the contrary notwith- standing

An Act to provide for the service of Divorce Process on absent parties. [Passed April 19, 1869.]

HE REAS there is no provision made for

the service of citations or process in suits for divorce, where the party proceeded against is not living within the jurisdiction of this Colony: Be it therefore enacted by the Administrator of the Government, Council and Assembly that, in all cases when it may here- after become necessary personally to serve a

cause for divorce pending in the Court of Di- vorce in this Colony, such process may be served on the party or parties required to answer thereto in whatsoever country or province he or she may reside, or be found.

II. The service of the citation or writ, or other process or proceeding necessary to be issued, whether as against a British subject or a foreigner, and the affidavit or affidavits in proof of such service, and the powers of the Divorce Court and the Judge thereof, to make any order or orders, or give any directions, touching or concerning the sufficiency of such service, and the enabling the party to proceed to hearing, sentence or judgment. or to any order against any such absent party, shall be, as nearly as circumstances will permit, in accordance with the practice authorized and prescribed in the

citation, writ or process, of any kind, in any,